Yes. The reports are written to be used by your own doctor. You leave with English radiology and pathology reports, the raw DICOM imaging on encrypted media, and a summary formatted for a GP referral. Below is exactly what is in the file and who signed it.
Written by the reading radiologist, not translated afterwards by staff. Includes the radiologist's licence number and the reporting standard used.
On encrypted media and via a download link valid for 12 months. Your own radiologist can re-read the study rather than trusting a summary.
Biopsy and cytology reported to a named pathology standard [standard to be confirmed with partner laboratories]. Slides retained for a fixed period [period to be confirmed] should a second opinion be needed.
One page, plain clinical English, structured the way a primary-care referral expects: findings, significance, recommended follow-up interval.
Emailed to you once ready (posted, at one partner centre), not collected in person. The full written report takes two to three weeks depending on the centre, one of which publishes no figure at all, but that time runs after you have already flown home, not while you wait in Seoul.
Your doctor is not obliged to act on findings from a clinic they have not heard of, and some will want to repeat a test before treating. We tell you that before you book rather than after. What we can do is remove every avoidable reason for refusal: legible English, a named and licensed reporter, the original images, and a stated methodology.